St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-17
ZENITH CITY BUDGET.
The Body Of Bell Found in Tower Bay,
Vermilli0n Lake.
THE NATIONAL IRON WORKS
Preparing to Do a Greatly Increased
DEMONSTRATIONS News
Matters.
Special to the Globe.

DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. 16.-Word was
received from Tower this afternoon that
the body of Bell. the Indian department
farmer, had been found in an air hole
in the ice on Tower bay, VermiliOn
lake. 1t will be remembered that Bell
was drowned short time ago while en-
deavOring to cross the part of Vermil-
ion lake between Tower and the Gov
eminent reservation, upon Sucker
point. Owing to the fact that his body
was not found until to-day, various
fusing to believe that he was drowned.
The finding of the body sets all rumors
at rest.
APPOINTMENTS.
Vice President r. II. Lee has given
notice that the following appointments
have been made in the operating de-
partments of the Duluth & Iron Range
Railroad company: G. FL. White, to be
general superintendent, with headquar-
tiers at Two Harbors; r. Angst, to be
chief engineer, and to have charge of
track, bridges and buildings, with head
quarters at Two Harbors; A. III. Viele,
to have charge of freight and passenger
business and car mileage reports, in adj
ditiOn to duties as auditor, with head
quarters at Duluth.
A BIG CONCERN.
For the past year it has been rumOred
that the National iron works were to be
removed to Bay front division, and eX-
tensiye additions made to the already
large business. The increasing bust
ness warranted largely increased facil-
tiles, as well as change of locality.
President Shaw, of Detroit, who has
been in the city for several days, left
this morning for Tower to examine the
railroad facilities. quality of ore and
various other matters, preparatory to
arranging with the mining company to
deliver in Duluth large quantity of
ore, which will be Smelted here and the
product used by the National Iron
works. The company of which Shaw
is president represents capital of
81, 900, 600, and the capital stock will be
increased and the amount of the in
crease put into the smelling plant and
enlarged buildings. The new buildings
will probably be situated near the ship
yard, and it is said an understanding
building company and National Iron
company that the iron work necessary
in ship building will be manufactured
by the National company. Upon the
Inauguration of the new state of affairs
the present working force of the COM
pany will be greatly augmented, giving
employment to $50 men. Additional
work on the buildings will commence
in about month.
SETTINGS.
Moneyed men have completed the Or
ganization of the American Loan and
Trust Company of Duluth, with capt.
tai of 100000. The work of organiza-
ton has been going on for over a year:
The company will place 100000 with
the state auditor as guarantee or re-
serve fund, and will open books for the
transaction of business the 1st of Janu-
airy. Articles of incorporation have
been forwarded to the secretary of state.
Dell NOblitt, for seventeen years presi-
dent of the Corn Exchange Bank of
Philadelphia, will be president of the
new company.
The GLOBES informant (Supt.
LOADER was in error when speaking of
Teller Welles in stating that the rob-
berry Of the Union National bank was
''partly due to his negligence" or that
he cleared suspicion would point to
him." or that she has aged wonderfully
since the occurrence" Mr.. WelleS was
not in the bank at the time, has not
aged a whit, is never negligent, and
feels hurt at the misstatement of Mr..
Loader.
The clay found on the Walbank prop
erty has been tested and thoroughly eX-
amined by expert pOtters, who pro-
nounce it one of the best deposits of
the kind in the country. The Duluth
Earthenware and Pottery company is
the Outgrowth of the find, and extern
sive operations will soon be begun.
The paying of assessments for street
improvements is popular amusement
here at present, and the city treaSurer'S
Office is crowded with devOtees of the
game.
The Booth Packing company has had
some very good catches of fish this sea-
son, the largest being forty-eight and
One-half tons.
The annual conference of the Swedish
Methodist church is being held in Du-
luth. A large number of clergymen are
present.
marion Abbott in "Only Farmers
Daughter" has the Grand opera house
Friday and Saturday this week.
''Humbug" and "Cheek" will be
given at the Grand opera house next
Monday and Tuesday.
Republicans in this portion of the
state have about united on Judge
Stearns for congress.
A heavy snow fell last night, but it
has vanished into mud and Slush.
Col. Cullyford, of the Hotel st. Louis,
bo from tho Eact